home. -- ties, he was just a man coming home. >> we have a big loss right now that shouldn't have happened. it is very, very sad. somebody took a big part of our family away. >> this neighborhood is not very good. >> reporter: she doesn't let her kids play outside. >> thinking about moving out. >> the man who died in front front of -- in front of her house had a new wife and baby. >> you left a son without a father. it is not fair. >> reporter: there have been a string of drive by shootings. we will have more coming up tonight at 6:00 p.m. noelle walker, ktvu channel 2 news. >> with crime on the rise san jose is trying with limited success to put more of courses on the streets -- more officers on the streets. the academy has only 29 candidates for 60 slots.

that could make it off to reach the goal of 200 officers. some blame the pension reform law. key figure in the california state senator leland yee scandal would be released today. keith jackson is waiting to hear if the court will let him out on bond. ktvu's david stevenson has been following developments all day, including new details about where the crimes took place. david? >> reporter: the judge gave prostutors till 5:00 p.m. to file -- prosecutors till 5:00 p.m. to file an appeal. prosecutors did not so keith jackson is free to be released from jail in oakland. >> the mother of keith jackson came from texas to a san francisco federal court to try oo free -- to free her son. . >> his mother put up her house for him. that is the kind of mother you need. >> reporter: he faces

conspiracy to distribute narcotics and import and sell fire arms. he is one of 28 defends in the scandal that led to the suspension of california state senator leland yee. prosecutors said he is a danger to the community. >> it will be good. he has a stable home. he has a long time companion. and it would be good to be home. >> reporter: he assists the case will fall apart on trial. >> the deeper that we dig the less there is. >> reporter: keith jackson is forbidden from contact with his son, a co-defendant. >> that is temporary as the judge said. at least we can come back in and change that he wants to see how it goes. >> reporter: san francisco attorney declined to speak about his client, he iscused of conspiracy to commit a -- he is

accused of conspiracy to commit a murder. they said they never saw any signs of being committed here. david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >> the man at the center of the case, california state senator leland yee and a former san francisco gang member arrested in the sing are both set to be arraigned april 8. leland yee changed his attorney yesterday. also yesterday raymond "shrimp boy" chow was assigned a court appointed attorney. raymond chow is considered a flight risk and held without bail. republicans in the senate are expressing did you tell about holding ethical training. on friday they voted to suspect three democratics all accused in separate scandled. leland yee is accused of

corruption, robinson cano is accuse -- ron calderon is accused of accepting bribes. he said he would conduct a ethics review this month. >> i don't think any training could anticipate the kind of things that they have been involved in. we are taught about that. not like this is breaking new ground. >> there has been a wave of ethics legislation introduced since the scandal broke. arguments may have sparked the shooting at fort hood. live at fort hood tonight with new information about the soldier who killed three people before turning the gun on himself. nick? >> reporter: good evening, ken. authorities here at fort hood, t are looking into -- texas are looking into an altercation

volving ivan lopez could have -- involving ivan lopez could have led to the shooting. >> ivan lopez was being evaluated for posttraumatic stress disorder. now we learned what may have triggered his shooting rampage. >> may be been a verbal altercation and that proceeded the shooting. >> reporter: officials say there is no indication he targeted specific people and there are no links to terrorism. the gun he used was purchased at the same shop where army major nidal hasan bought the gun he used to shoot and kill 13 people at the same army base. so far that seems to be just a wingitance. as the investigation continues we are learning more -- convince dense. as the investigation continues we are learning more. one police officer likely prevented the disaster from getting worse. >> the shooter approached her 20 feet, put his hands up, went

down, and pulled out the .45 caliber and she saw that, determined that as a threat, directly so, and inige gauged him -- and engaged him. >> reporter: while he was confronted by there police officer, he died from a self- inflicted gun shot wound. five people have been releashed from the hospital, one in -- released from the one, one in good condition, three in serious condition. >> law makers are calling on congress to approve funking for a earthquake warning system. this comes days after a 5.1 earthquake in southern california, causing damage. in a letter they asked the house committee to provide $60 million a year to build, operate and maintain an alert system. the u.s. geological survey is working on a system to give people a few seconds of notice

about shaking after a earthquake hits. anotherring milestone in the effort to bring down the -- another milestone in the effort to bring down the eastern span of the bay bridge. removing steel beams piece by piece. cranes are holding this up. you might notice how much of the deck is gone. he t has been -- it has been relaced by a lighter section but it is still strong enough to hold the equipment required. we highlighted the cuts going on right now in the steel beams at mid-spam. the cuts were finished yesterday but it is still going to be a few weeks before it looks like this. you will be able to see through a gap in the old bridge. don't slow down to take a look. workers are removing each piece of steel in red here. they are using jacks and

supports to make sure it doesn't collapse. this will allow contractors to finish the bike and the pedestrian path. we drove the bridge this afternoon and you can see the gap right there on the bridge. the demolition is going in the reverse order of how it was built 77 years ago. removing 58,000-tons of steel that was put in place in the 1930s. they are determining the best way to remove each piece of this puzzle. on www.ktvu.com we posted the footage of the demolition from today where you can watch it all. tied up and pepper sprayed. a man is reeling after a frightening experience after a home invasion. neighbors are on edge. ktvu's cristina rendon shares the encounter with armed robbers who threatened his life. >> quiet street is not the kind of place homeowners would

expect armed robbers to target. a 30-year-old man was held up, tied up and blind folded. neighbors are shocked. >> this is the first time. >> the victim speaks chinese and communicated through a interpreter. he said two men came in through the backdoor wednesday afternoon. the victim told them to get out. but one put a gun to his head. and the other tied him to a bed. he says the men blind folded him and stole money and jewelry. the victim spent half hour working his hands free before running down the street to call for help. >> we don't know at this point whether they targeted the house as a robbery or whether they were targeting the house for a burglary. >> reporter: police are asking the public to be on the look out no matter what city they live in. it is advice she will take. she says the thought of them targeting another homal scares

her most. >> it could happen again. this neighborhood or somewhere else. there are a lot of kids in this neighborhood. it is scary. >> police have very few leads on the suspects. if you have any information on the case you are asked to call police. cristina rendon, ktvu channel 2 news. breaking news now from fairfield. police shot two systems this afternoon. they say one of them was wounded at a walmart store on north texas street. there is no word why they approached him. they shot the second suspect at an apartment complex across the street. we are working to get you information on both suspect's conditions but no officers were hurt in the two officer involved shootings. we have live helicopter pictures over the scene. this is on north texas street the east of 80. you see a number of police cars

and activity in the intersection there. we have two officer involved shootings, this scene will be shut down for a while. we see police step across the intersection as well. no one is going anywhere here on north texas street. we will stay on top of this story and get you more information on the officer involved shootings when we have it we will bring it to you. mozilla announced the ceo is stepping down abid a controversy over his supports to ban same-sex marriage. he took over as ceo last month. he come under fire because of a donation he made to try ban gay marriage. mozilla is maker of firefox. the company apologized saying they pride themselves on being held to a different standard and we didn't live up to it. we haven't stayed true to

ourselves. the company is expected to have more information next week ponwho will replace the ceo -- on who will replace the ceo. we explore why there are concerns. >> dry today, but i am tracking a chance of light rain. when and where rain could fall. >> a famous bay area neighborhood over run by huge rats. why a controversial project is getting the blame for the growing infestation.

. man involved in a chute out with the highway -- shoot out with the highway patrol was sentenced to 400 years in

prison. a jury convicted him of four counts of attempted murder of a peace officer in july of 2010. he said he was heading heading to san francisco to start a riot by shooting people when the chp pulled him over. his attorney says he will appeal the conviction. he has two prioring bank robbery convictions and be -- prior bank robbery convictions. there is a rat problem in a san francisco neighborhooded and now one worker is telling her story to. >> tara moriarty. >> reporter: two rats breeding, adding to the rodent population. >> you hear these noises like the bushes move. you will see something go across. what the heck is that. >> reporter: people who frequent the hot spot say the number of rats spiked when constructioning started on the

city's new subway line. >> a big issue in the city right now. >> reporter: she helps run her family's business. while they haven't seen any in their stores she has been accosted by the rats in the early hours. >> could not even get out of my car. there were three rats outside. this big. me and my mom and sister could not get out. we were screaming. people were laughing at us because we looked ridiculous. >> we found them in washington square park in the middle of north beach where tons of people walk their dogs and children play. >> i have seen rats. i mean, man, i have seen rats this big with tails about this long. they will come darting out. every now and then, not tooth, every now and then -- now too often, every now and then. >> reporter: he took a photo of a rat trap he took. but the rat was too big.

he chased six rats from his store. >> these are unphased. >> yeah. not afraid of humans. >> they sent in a contractor to treat and bait the area but it hasn't helped. >> she was just -- just -- a week ago. a week ago. some people have been seeing it before them. still, wasn't the same kind of large construction there was. >> reporter: one suggestion is to not leave food out. in san francisco, tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >> www.ktvu.com we posted more video of the rats and some of them seem to be fighting each other. a girl who is a big fan of san franciscoers linebacker is waiting to see if she will show up at her birthday party. she sent him a letter and an invite to her party. her aunt sent us this picture

with the invitation. reads, i am your biggest fan. i am having a birthday party april 26. it will be a frozen party and you are invited. well, he posted the invitation on facebook and wrote best invitation ever. thank you. my soon to be 7-year-old friend. >> i wonder if he goes the words to let it go. >> might get seats to the 49ers game. now to mark tamayo with the weather. >> changes to talk about for tonight. today we had a dry break with partly cloudy skies. the clouds on the increase and you can see on the radar,b green showing up as well. off shore. not approaching the bay area yet. tracking shower chances for your friday. right now the activity is approaching the cape mendocino. most of this is on the light

side. maybe north. right now the clouds off shore. the clouds thicken up tonight and early tomorrow morning. as far as current numbers out there. 5:00 p.m. hour rights now. 59 degrees. 59 in santa rosa. oakland 61. san jose reporting partly cloudy skies, 63 degrees. for tonight, increasing clouds. a breeze out there. winds are teen -- 10 to 20 miles per hour. the san francisco bay, a chop out for the on the waters. tomorrow a chance of scattered showers approaching the region. and then the weekend we go the other direction, a dry forecast and a big rebound in temperatures. especially by sunday. over night lows, tomorrow, bundle up, 40s, with a chance of scattered showers. this system off shore is basically weakening.

falling apart but it will be strong enough to send in more clouds and the chance of a few scattered showers, especially right near the immediately coast line. that is your friday. and then into the weekend, high pressure returns. we will warm up by saturday but it warms up by sunday. sunday temperatures go up 8 to 10 degrees over saturday's highs and by monday we are talking low 80s in the warmest locations inland. dry weekend forecast expected. we have it get over the clouds and possibility of showers for tomorrow. this particular forecast model probably the most aggressive in terms of shower coverage tomorrow. other models keep us dry. that is why we are going with a chance for friday. friday morning, the chance showing up, 4:00, especially coast side and then into the morning hours, 7:00 a.m., moves across the bay. 7:00 a.m. tomorrow morning and into the morning hours, pop up showers. this is a chance throughout the afternoon hours.

by this time tomorrow skies becoming partly cloudy skies. highs for tomorrow, first talk about the morning, 40s. by 12:00 p.m. partly cloudy skies. there is the temperature range. upper 50s to the mid-60s. look ahead, your five-day forecast with your bay area weekend in view, your weekend approaching. there is the rain clouds, a possibility of a few scattered showers tomorrow. and into the weekend, feels like summer. temperatures back up by sunday upper 60s to the upper 70s. by monday warmest locations approaching the low 80s. yesterday, couple days alow, talking -- ago, talking now about the heat. we are seeing the possibility of rain showers, maybe by mid- april, but a quiet weather partern in the short -- pattern in the short term. the death toll from the mudslide in washington is

raising again. what they think he was doing when the slide hit. >> julie haener is here now for what we are working on for 6:00 p.m. a bay area police officer suspected auditions suspended, accused of hitting -- suspended, accused of hitting seniors for prescription drugs. the account from a woman who said she gave the officer her medication several different times and a city leader resigns is, the shake up in a bay area city, and the potential stakes for the mayor in an election year. these stories and much more coming up new at 6:00 p.m. [doorbell rings]

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the official death toll rose in washington state where they cover to swift through the rubble from had mudslide. 15 people are still missing but the number of confirmed deaths stands at 30. medical examiner say one of the bodies is that of a man who doesn't fit any of the descriptions on the missing person's list. he may have been out for a hike when the disaster hit. crack down on texting and driving. april is distracted driving awareness month and officials are looking for dangerous and distracted drivers. >> i think it is a big problem that we have to figure out how tanot do this while driving. >> -- to not do this while

driving. . >> it is pretty dangerous. >> yeah. yeah. a lot of people do it. i see it when i am driving, on the road. definitely distracted. >> distracted driving played a control in this crash this morning. the chp says the driver was looking at her phone to see the gps before she lost control and rolled over. >> using these devices while driving takes your eye off the ball and creates risks for yourself and other people. >> 78% of young drivers say they have read a text while driving. one of the reasons the government is starting a new campaign called u drive, u text, u pay. it will hit tv, radio and social media next week. law enforcement officers say 3,000 peopled in distracted

driving crashes. a neighborhood hit three times in one month. the plan residents had for one thief that got him to return some of what he had taken. >> a runway lighting blackout at oakland international airport. i will tell you what happened and what is being done to fix the problem. >> and it -- [ talking at the same time ] >> preventing drug over dose deaths. your pharmacists may give you one of these. bulldog: oh boy! every mattress at mattress discounters is so comfy! how could they get any better? well, there's one way... brilliant! mattress discounters red tag sale! through sunday, get $300 off serta perfect sleeper, and sealy posturepedic. plus, free delivery. don't wait! mattress discounters red tag sale ends sunday. now that's a beautiful sight. ♪ mattress discounters

ktvu channel 2 news starts right now with breaking news. >> and we into follow breaking news from fairfield with new information on two police shootings. police and federal agents this afternoon. at this point investigators are still on the scene. we learned they were trying to find a homicide suspect and that one agent made contact with the suspect behind a walmart start on north texas street. the suspect was armed and was shot by a member of the task force. 30 minutes later a related suspect also wanted for attempted homicide was contacted nearby. at this point fairfield police are in on the investigation and we are told had second suspect was warmed with a gun and shot

by police. we know that no officers were injured in what happened this afternoon and we are trying to learn how serious the suspect's conditions are but we know both police and u.s. marshals are on the scene. two officer involved shootings this afternoon, 30 minutes apart in fairfield. one that walmart, one a short distance away. a very active scene around the area, east of interstate 80s in the north texas area. keep that in mind. we will stay on top of the situation and bring you the latest on ktvu channel 2 news and online on www.ktvu.com. all eyes on oakland airport on the runway lights when the sun goes down tonight because last night those lights did want come own. electricians are trying to figure out the problem. it forced the shut down of the main run way. ktvu's katy eustis is live at the airport looking into the problem and explains what is

being done to fix it. >> reporter: around sunset every night workers in the control tower turn on the lights, when the lights didn't turn on yesterday planes were rerouted and electricians got to work. >> reporter: oakland airport spokesman said they are trying to solve a mystery. >> trying to figure out how to prevent it from happening again. >> reporter: around 8:00 p.m. last night the control tower tried to turn on the lights for the runways. the lanes close to say the water. >> fortunately only 5 aircraft had to be redirected and we were pleased we received no complaints. for 20 minutes they used the north runways. >> we apologize to those folks who were impacted. it is not our desire to cause excess noise. >> reporter: they turned the

lights on manually on the field and will do so tonight if it isn't resolved -- >> reporter: last month a pg&e power outage effected the airport. we learned today a bird landed on a power line and that caused that outage. live, katy eustis, ktvu channel 2 news. >> san francisco airport plans to close two of its four runways next months for safety upgrades. something we told you about in january. the closure from mid-may to september in the heart of the busy travel season will limit take offs and runways to two runways. that could mean minor delays. happening now a san jose state university university, a task force is sheeting to discuss how to prevent hate crimes on campus. this is the fifth in a series of six meetings in the wake of a incident involving a african

american student last year. that student filed a lawsuit against had school says he was suggested to racial slurs and abuse at the hands of his roommates. they have been hit three times in a months so residents took matters into their own hands and the way they tried to combat one robber worked. ktvu's ann rubin is live in san jose where how they got the thief to return what he took. >> reporter: they have surveillance cameras here and neighbors thought the thief should know so they left him a note to tell him. >> reporter: cameras caught him in the act. this thief road in on his bike and clipped the wires to every light on this street. >> this block and down to that one. >> reporter: it was the third time the neighborhood was targeted this month. >> down one street, up the next, around the corner and

back. >> neighbors calculiated he would be back so they called police and the department of transportation and did this. >> put these signs that say we are paying attention. we caught you in the middle of the act here and it worked. >> the thief must have seen the signs, tucked win the wires because the next day he came back to turn what e-- return what he took. >> he returned some wire. there was a wad of wire piled up. he must have got the message. >> while they may have stopped one thief residents say that is not enough. >> you live here, what is next? backyard? >> reporter: they are hoping the surveillance cameras will deter other crim-- deter other criminals. >> pure luck. what we did in reaction was effective. >> reporter: no word on when the pedestrian lights will be fixed but the larger street lights on the block are still

functioning. live in san jose, ann rubin, ktvu channel 2 news. more than 1.2 million californians enrolled in insurance plans before the monday deadline. according to figures. that is shy of president obama's target of 1.3 million. the program extended the deadline by two weeks for those who began the process but were held up by technical problems. as many as 4.5 million americans remain uninsured. woman caught in the cross fire of a parking lot shooting and now police are looking for the shooters. it happened about 7:30 p.m. last night. in the 2900 block. police say a 28-year-old woman was living a store when two men began shooting at each other. the woman was hit in the leg. she will be okay. the shooters were scene driving off in two vehicles. pain pill addiction a major killer in the u.s., the new

device that will help citizens fight back. >> do all the searching you want. >> he wasn't punished for getting naked. why the tsa wants him to pay now.

[ indiscernible ] >> good little boy. >> you might consider it an unusual partnership. a program that pairs up inmates with shelter dogs that have limited adoption potential. the program is called tails and it benefits everyone and every dog involved. dogs from the humane society are trained by minimum security inmates. >> the thing i like best is i can transform guys that had no knowledge of how to be kind to animals. [ indiscernible ] >> officials and the humane society today celebrated the program. they have been working around the clock with dogs that had issues that prevented them from being placed in a permanent home. >> i was glad i was able to

participate in a program like this. a big difference from where i came from. >> humane society volunteers teach classes and outside of that class the dogs rin the care of their -- are in the care of their inmate handlers all the time. organizers say it gives them an avenue for developing skills and making their time more meaningful. in less than two weeks b.a.r.t. riders will have the opportunity experience the new look and feel of the new fleet of cars before they roll out. a sneak peek of one of the cars. they will be quieter with seals that cut out noise and the seats covered in wipable fabric. -- wipable fabric. more people killed from drugs than traffic crashes.

now a life saving tool to stop it. >> started as a business trip and ended in handcuffs. a new penalties for a man getting naked at a airport and why he says he had the right to do it. >> a cold front approaching, where showers could be and the warmest day of the weekend and the warmest day of the weekend in the five-day forecast.

the fda made a surprise

early approval of a drug that counter acts the effect of heroin to prescription pain medicines. this comes as over doses in the u.s. became the leading cause of preventible death. ktvu's john fowler reports that thousands of lives may be saved and many will be children and teens. >> reporter: at mill valley recovery without walls doctors hailed today's action. >> this could be a life saving initiative. >> reporter: he treats teenagers for whom opiates like morphine, oxycontin, and hydrocodone are now the drugs of choice. >> easier to get than alcohol. >> had the same goal in mind every day, to get loaded on something. >> 13 young people died last

year from opiate over dose. the drug blocks opiate effects. doctors saved thousands of lives without it. the fda today approved it. a bill in sacramento would permanent -- sacramento would permanent any healthcare provider to furnish it to anyone who asks for it. >> without a prescription. that makes it unusual. >> reporter: he is lobbying lawmakers to help save lives. >> if you have a member of your family who is taking narcotics we would like you to have a dose of that available. >> harm reduction. we are aware we cannot eliminate opiate drugs. >> reporter: but it can reduce opiate deaths. john fowler, ktvu channel 2 news. >> some people say it will make drug use more appealing but experts say there is no research to back that up and drug users don't worry about

their health. they just want to get high. more details now, john fowler reported more people die because of drugs than traffic crashes. half of all drug over doses are prescription drugs. they kill more americans than heroin and cocaine combined. 16,500 deaths in 2010 alone. there is a plan of action to improve air quality in the bay area. the so-called climate action work program is designed to help the air quality management district to reach the goal of reducing gas emission to 80% below 1990 levels. it includes implementing a monitoring system to measure emissions and better track changes. yahoo added more security it protect users data. and this comes in response to reports the national security agency broke into the lines of the data centers and got

information on millions of users. yahoo is now encrypting information in an effort to keep the government from getting access to it. the prime minister vowed not to give up on the search for malaysia airlines flight 370. the prime minister toured a military base which served as command center in the search operation. he said the country will not rest till they have done everything possible to find answers. today they continued to search the indian ocean. the batteries on the data recorders expected to run out in the next -- recorders are expected to run out in the next several days. . the california drought. look at this billboard. just a broom. that is it. the official 2014 california hose. sweep, don't spray because californians don't waste.

billboards are part of a statewide education program. >> and you get cardio too. [ talking at the same time ] >> when they are doing the broom thing -- >> thumbs up. >> thumbs up. >> encourage them -- [ talking at the same time ] >> sweep my driveway. we might have a few rain showers for tomorrow. first thing tomorrow morning. a look at another part of the country. severe weather, this area shaded in red, those are thunderstorm watch boxes. thunderstorm watch, the darker shades of reds, that is a tornado warning in -- thunderstorm warning in texas and arkansas as well. active weather across other parts of the country. in the bay area we have clouds and a weakening frontal system but it will be strong enough to send in more clouds and scattered showers tomorrow

morning. right now, most of the organized rain is to the north, as far as the forecast for tonight. we will get to that in a bit. rainfall numbers just updated. santa rosa 14 inches of rain since july. 44% of the average. san francisco approaching 12%. san jose 6 inches. 44%. we might add a few light showers for tomorrow but no significant storms in the forecast in the next 5 days. 57 degrees in san francisco. live camera. forecast in san francisco for tomorrow morning 48 degrees with a chance of scattered showers. lower 60s by the afternoon. san jose reporting partly cloudy skies. weather system off shore, the main rain is to the north. but lots of cloud cover for tomorrow. tracking scattered showers for your friday. by the weekend a different

story. high pressure returns. a big warm up. by sunday that will be the warmest day of the weekend. thinking upper 70s inland and by monday the warmest locations around the low 80s. 82 to 83 degrees. widespread 70s for the monday forecast. for tomorrow morning, here we are at 5:00 a.m. this model the most aggressive in terms of showing showers. the chance tomorrow morning, 8:00 a.m., moving across the bay and could have scattered showers into the afternoon hours. rainfall amounts could be trace amounts or up to a 10th of an inch of rain in the wetter spots, especially towards the north bay. a chance. highs for tomorrow, upper 50s to lower 60s. san jose 63. santa cruz 62. your five-day forecast with your bay area weekend in view, into friday, rain cloud out there. one model keeps us dry, one forecast produces rain. we will bring in the chance for tomorrow. the weekend no threat.

we warm up. by sunday talking upper 70s. and by monday low 80s out there. get ready for a warm up. >> thank you. now a follow up to a story about a group of san francisco teens on the trip of a life time. 7 teens in ghana organized by a san francisco police officer. we caught up with themmal at sfo last week as they -- them at sfo last week as they took off. they just sent us pictures. looks like they are having a good time. it was paid for by donations and he was inspired to organize the trip so the teens could learn about their heritage. a regular trip to san jose made national headlines. >> i didn't take off my clothes to pay a fine. i took off my clothes to make a point. >> why the man who got naked said he isn't the one who went too far. >> julie haener is here now for what we are working on for 6:00 p.m. >> a story ktvu has been

working on, a police officer under investigation by his own department. we are learning about the illegal acts he is accused of committing in front of his children. plus -- >> these doors at city hall should be resolving. what it could mean for the mayor. >> these stories and much more coming up new at 6:00 p.m.

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the senate intelligence committee voted to make public portions of the report on the cia program. the white house has to declassify the information first. he called it a waste of time. >> we already had a report done by the armed services committee on this issue and this is a chapter in our past that should have been closed. >> critics said the use of techniques violate the law. supporters say it provided key information in operations against al-qaeda. group of middle school students is in san francisco on a special visit from ireland. they dime the academy of sciences today as part of a -- came to the academy of sciences

today. the team spent time giving pointers on how to code to students from san francisco. san francisco mayor ed lee welcomed the students to town. >> we want to take advantage of the fact we have them here who are really excited about what they are doing. they have a lot of fun, by the way, being part of a international team that reaches 42 countries. >> it started innutrient 11 and has -- 2011 and has 300 clubs all over the world. naked protest at a skate check point -- at a security check point and now he has been found guilty in the case against him. >> reporter: a picture that went viral. standing at the security check point naked. he was traveling for work and says a pat down by tsa found bomb residue on his clothes. he felts he was targeted unfairly so he stripped.

>> knowing my rights in oregon, it is a form of protest and being able to solve the problem, let's separate me from my clothes and search all you want. >> he was arrested and charged. he was exonerated for but the tsa filed a civil suit saying he interfered with the security screening process. he maintains he did nothing wrong. >> i know that i have the constitution standing behind me. >> that may not be true. with passing of the transportation security administration act, constitutional rights have been minimized at tsa check points. now they want john to pay a $500 fine. >> i will not pay a fine to make it go away. >> he plans to appeal the ruling and he thinks airport security screenings have gone too far. >> i didn't take off my clothes to pay a fine. i took off my clothes to make a

point. bay area of police officer suspended for illegally taking prescription drugs. >> another city leader is leaving oakland. a month after getting the job. >> speaks to the leadership. >> the reoccurring problem oakland faces in retaining its leaders. >> warning tonight about kids being poisoned by ecigarettes. >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00 p.m. >> a bay area police officer accused of illegally obtaining prescription drugs and ktvu learned where he was getting the pills. i am ken wayne. frank somerville is off. >> i am julie haener. ktvu's paul chambers spoke with a woman who said the police

officer visited repeatedly to get prescription drugs. >> reporter: we have learned the officer who is part of the canine unit has been paid administrative leave for several weeks now. tonight we introduce you to a woman who gave him her prescription medication. >> he is a wonderful police officer. >> she said he is a good man. >> take him off the road -- [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: a trusted officer who was always nice to her. >> just asked me if i was taking it and i said yeah. he wanted to borrow some. >> reporter: he borrowed her drugs on several different occasions. sometimes coming with his canine partner and other times with his family. >> he brought his little boy over. when he would come over to borrow pills. >> reporter: police chief says it i